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Guide Price£1,850,000

Church Road, Worth, RH10

Land size
1.2 acres
Bedrooms
7
Bathrooms
3

Key Features

  • An impressive Grade II listed historic residence, occupying a prominent position in the heart of Worth
  • Extensively and sympathetically renovated throughout during 2026, combining period character with contemporary living
  • Just over 4,500 sq. ft. of beautifully proportioned and versatile accommodation
  • A superb selection of reception, family and entertaining spaces
  • Five/six bedrooms and three bathrooms, offering excellent flexibility for family and guest accommodation
  • Highly versatile accommodation arranged over several levels, ideally suited to family, guest or multi-generational living
  • Set within approximately 1.2 acres of established grounds (TBV)
  • Impressive carriage driveway, providing extensive private parking and access to a substantial four-bay garage
  • Offered to the market with no onward chain

Description

Street House, Worth is a substantial and beautifully restored Grade II listed seven bedroom country residence, combining centuries of architectural character with an extensive programme of contemporary renovation.

Occupying a prominent yet private position within the Worth Conservation Area, adjacent to the Saxon Church, St Nicholas. Set within approximately 1.2 acres of grounds surrounding the property, Street House offers over 4,500 sq ft of remarkably versatile accommodation arranged over several levels. Believed to date from the late 16th century or earlier, Street House was originally constructed as a high-status 4-unit house, which included a hall, service rooms and three-bed chambers. Over the centuries the property has evolved into an impressive luxury home, retaining a unique sense of history and individuality. The property has recently undergone an extensive programme of renovation, carefully updating the accommodation whilst retaining the character and proportions of the original building. The result is a uniquely impressive home, offering generous reception rooms, extensive bedroom accommodation, multiple bathrooms and a wealth of additional space that can be adapted to suit a wide variety of requirements.

The Property

Street House is approached through its own grounds and immediately gives a sense of scale, privacy and permanence. The accommodation extends to approximately 423.2 sq m (4,555 sq ft) and is arranged over multiple floors, providing an unusually flexible layout suitable for both family life and entertaining. The principal living accommodation provides a series of well-proportioned reception spaces, offering considerable flexibility in their use. There is ample room for formal entertaining, more relaxed everyday living and quieter areas for reading or working, whilst the overall scale of the property allows different generations or members of a large household to enjoy their own space. The ground floor comes equipped with four reception rooms, one of which showcasing a wonderful inglenook fireplace, a ground floor bedroom and bathroom and a cellar. The kitchen is truly a wonderful inviting space with a large centre island and high end cabinetry with stone worktops and a utility room and pantry. The arrangement also provides excellent scope for dining, entertaining and informal gatherings, with the character of the original building providing a distinctive backdrop. The bedroom accommodation is particularly impressive. Across the upper floors, the property provides six further bedrooms together with extensive bathroom provision, creating considerable flexibility for family and guests. Depending upon the requirements of the incoming owner, the accommodation lends itself to the creation of a number of private bedroom suites, guest accommodation, dressing areas or dedicated offices as well as the potential to create a self-contained annex area or B ‘n’ B potential. The master suite is particularly impressive with a large dressing room, leading to an en-suite and a second staircase to the ground floor.

Outside

The grounds wrap around the property and extend to approximately 1.2 acres, providing an unusually generous amount of private outdoor space for a property that is so conveniently positioned for access Crawley and Gatwick and London. The gardens provide an excellent complement to the scale of the house, with plenty of space for lawns, terraces, planting and outdoor entertaining. There is considerable scope for the new owner to develop the gardens according to their own requirements, whether that be creating formal areas around the house, entertaining spaces, children's recreation areas or a more informal country garden. The amount of land also gives Street House a genuine country-house feel, providing privacy and breathing space while remaining within easy reach of the area's principal amenities and transport connections. A particularly notable feature is the quadruple garage. This provides an exceptional level of garaging and storage, whether required for several vehicles, classic or collector cars, workshop use, equipment or general household storage. Together with the extensive private parking, this is a particularly practical feature of the property.

Schools & Education

The area is particularly well served by an excellent selection of both independent and state schools. Worth School and Copthorne Prep School are within easy reach, while Cottesmore School, Handcross Park School and Ardingly College are also conveniently accessible. Closer to the property, local schooling includes Oriel High School and Hazelwick School, together with a number of well-regarded primary schools. The combination of highly regarded independent schools and excellent local educational provision makes this an particularly attractive location for families.

Character & History

Street House possesses genuine architectural character. Historic England records the property as a Grade II listed building, first listed in 1957, and describes it as a 17th-century or earlier timber-framed building with red-brick infilling, weatherboarded upper elevations and a Horsham slab roof. The property is also understood to have once served as an inn, adding an interesting layer to its history and explaining some of the character and proportions associated with the building. Its historic fabric has been retained through the recent renovation, creating an appealing contrast between the character of the original house and the requirements of contemporary family living. Street House also forms part of the historic setting of Worth Village Conservation Area, with the village church and surrounding countryside contributing to the character of its setting.

Anti Money Laundering

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Disclaimer

Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008. We have not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures, fittings or services and so cannot verify that they are in working order or fit for purpose. You are advised to obtain verification from your solicitor or surveyor. References to the tenure of a property are based on information supplied by the seller. We have not had sight of the title documents and a buyer is advised to obtain verification from their solicitor. Items shown in photographs are not included unless specifically mentioned within the sales particulars, but may be available by separate negotiation.

Map Location

Property details

Tenure
Freehold
Council Tax Band
G
Date Posted
2026-09-25

Market Value Analysis

Compared with 1,756 Homes with Land listings in South East England (1+ acres).

This Property£1,541,667 / acre
Homes with Land Average (1+ acres) £297,909 / acre
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Utilities & Restrictions

Utilities

Electricity
Mains
Water
Mains
Heating
Gas Central Heating, Wood Burner
Broadband
Standard Copper (ADSL)
Sewerage
Septic Tank / Private

Rights & Restrictions

Public Rights of Way
Yes
Private Rights of Way
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Listed Property
Yes
Restrictions
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Listed status, conservation areas and planning constraints for this location are in the full report.

Property Features

Accessibility
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Parking
Parking Available
Garden
Garden

Beyond the particulars: planning activity, flood history, heritage and ground risks, checked for this exact spot.

Connectivity

Broadband

Fastest speed available at this postcode

1.8 Gbps

Gigabit full fibre · available to 72% of premises

Suitable for

  • 4K streaming on every screen
  • Full-time home working
  • Online gaming & big downloads

Mobile signal

OutdoorsIndoorsEE Good GoodO2 Good GoodThree Good GoodVodafone Good Limited

Predicted 4G and 5G signal; indoor signal depends on building materials.

Ofcom Connected Nations postcode-level predictions. Speeds and signal are modelled, not measured, and vary between addresses and providers.

Signal is the easy part. Planning activity, flood history and protected designations here are in the full report.

Nearest Schools

Primary

  • Maidenbower Junior School764 metresNo Ofsted rating
    Ages
    7 to 11
    Pupils
    559
    Type
    Community school
  • Maidenbower Infant School and Nursery766 metresOfsted: Good *
    Ages
    3 to 7
    Pupils
    249
    Type
    Community school
  • Brook Infant School and Nursery0.8 milesOfsted: Good
    Ages
    2 to 7
    Pupils
    172
    Type
    Community school
  • Pound Hill Junior School, Crawley0.8 milesNo Ofsted rating
    Ages
    7 to 11
    Pupils
    352
    Type
    Community school
  • Pound Hill Infant Academy0.8 milesOfsted: Good *
    Ages
    4 to 7
    Pupils
    269
    Type
    Academy converter

Secondary

  • Oriel High School0.8 milesOfsted: Good *
    Ages
    11 to 18
    Pupils
    1,441
    Type
    Community school
  • Hazelwick School1.5 milesOfsted: Outstanding
    Ages
    11 to 18
    Pupils
    1,913
    Type
    Academy converter
  • The Gatwick School2.1 milesOfsted: Good
    Ages
    4 to 16
    Pupils
    861
    Type
    Free schools
  • Thomas Bennett Community College2.3 milesOfsted: Good
    Ages
    11 to 18
    Pupils
    1,261
    Type
    Academy converter
  • St Wilfrid's Catholic Comprehensive School, Crawley2.7 milesNo Ofsted rating
    Ages
    11 to 18
    Pupils
    1,174
    Type
    Voluntary aided school
    Faith
    Roman Catholic

* Latest graded judgement covers quality of education only; no overall grade was issued under the 2024-25 inspection framework.

Distances are straight-line from the advertised location. Source: the national school registers (DfE, Welsh Government, Scottish Government) and Ofsted.

Schools are just the start: sold prices nearby, planning activity and any flood history are in the full report.

Amenities

Supermarket

Asda Crawley Express Petrol, Crawley682 metres
Co-op Maidenbower, Crawley878 metres
Co-op FR Crawley, Crawley0.6 miles

GP surgery

Saxonbrook Medical Centre892 metres

Pharmacy

Boots766 metres

Hospital

Crawley Hospital2.5 miles

Green space

Play Space386 metres

Straight-line distances from the advertised location. Sources: NHS records, Geolytix supermarket locations, OS Open Greenspace and the national trails registers.

The area stacks up? Now check the location itself: planning nearby, protected designations and past flooding.

Getting Around

Nearest station

Three Bridges Rail Station0.9 miles

Nearest bus stop

Allyington Way290 metres

Typical drive times

Horley11 min · 5 miles
Crawley9 min · 5.5 miles
Cuckfield14 min · 7.8 miles
East Grinstead14 min · 7.6 miles
Brighton and Hove (city)37 min · 28 miles

Straight-line distances from the advertised location; drive times are typical free-flow times over OpenStreetMap road data, so allow more at peak. Public transport locations from DfT NaPTAN.

Easy to reach matters. So do planning activity, flood history and ground risks: all in the full report.

Flood Risk

Environment Agency open data, checked around the advertised map pin for the listed acreage. Long-term risk counts flood defences; the planning map's flood zones do not. Provided by LandSale, not the listing agent, and not part of the agent's particulars. Risk varies across a holding, so verify before committing.

Rivers and the sea

Very low risk

Planning map: Flood Zone 1.

Surface water

Very low risk

These bandings are the summary. Where this location sits on the flood maps, plus planning activity, heritage and ground risks, is in the full report.

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